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THE DISPOSAL OF THE CORPSE 297 result of this test was perfectly satisfactory; and thus had every trace of the crime disappeared. The clock of St. James’s church was striking five, as Mrs. Brace, Harriet, and Frederick Dray quitted the place where they had buried the corpse of the police-constable; and, retiring noiselessly to their respective chambers, they were all speedily plunged by sheer exhaustion into a profound slumber. (Ge) MG 6)(0)©) So